A Vintage Christmas
I find these new images from Artistic Outpost
Sleigh Ride are fun and easy to use in altered art. Here I made a Fabric hanging quilt pocket . You can use this as a gift bag or to hold all the Christmas cards you receive.
I pulled out some vintage goodies, lace, old Christmas bulbs, Red Velvet leaves, a hand crochet Christmas bell. and Vintage Christmas hankie.
I did a transfer of the stamped children image on Sheer Heaven
and stamped the text on some muslin.
I'll be adding this to my Etsy shop in the future!
A close up of the transfer.
Some of the vintage Christmas ornaments and lace.
Another little treat I wanted to share. Remember I told you about my BF Debbie stalking meeting
Tim the man. Well here's a couple pictures I wanted to share with you.
At the Airport, Debbie had Tim all to herself!!!
The happy couple! I don't know if I've ever seen Debbie smile this much!!!
Here she is at the class she took from Tim the man!
Lucky gal!!!!!!
Love your vintage fabric hanging, lovely layered look and gorgeous image. I love that bell and the addition of the little ornaments, great piece. I have also just noticed your little sleigh on your piece below, how fab is that. Tracy Evans x x
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Lynn! What a great use of the old Christmas hankie - I have a few of those stashed somewhere, I'll have to get them out and give them new life. Thanks for the inspiration, as always. ;)
ReplyDeleteLovely creation...
ReplyDeleteOOOO TIM the MAN {{{envy}}} LOL
~victoria~
Lynn I love this but is it really almost Christmas! Yikes I must get busy.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Super job on your fabric collage, Lynn. They are so much fun to make and such a good way to use up those vintage hankies.
ReplyDeleteOh just imagine have Tim all to yourself - no wonder she's smiling!
ReplyDeleteYour fabric hanging is beautiful Lynn - your image transfer is pefect!
lovely vintage xmas card....don't show Linda Elbournr this piccie of Debbie with Tim she'll be jealous
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful holiday pocket. Cards would be perfect to put in the pocket.
ReplyDeleteT!m is like an icon and don't we all just love him!!! Lucky Debbie. Happy creating...
What a beautiful Christmas item.
ReplyDeleteTim is coming to the UK in Feb and I would have loved to have gone to one of his workshops but pennies won't stretch that far...lucky, lucky Debbie.
Toni :o)
Just beautiful...I love every single detail!!!
ReplyDeleteOH TIM......how lucky is your friend...HE IS SUCH A CUTIE!!!
Have a great one!!!
I love your Christmas creation, it's perfect! And I so envy your friend. I wish I could take one of his classes. I love his products!
ReplyDeleteGreat Christmas piece, Lynn!
ReplyDeleteSuz
Lynn, Your vintage Christmas is stunning! Don't know what else to say, oh, get over to Christine's! You are one of the lucky winners! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteI love your vintage Christmas creations!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bag!!
ReplyDeleteI bet your friend had a marvelous time! Good for her!
We're all jealous. :)
Hi Lynn, oh this is lovely!!! I saw your bracelets in the new Belle Amoire Jewelry. Beautiful! I love the Farm Fresh bracelet!
ReplyDeleteI honestly don't know how you get so much done with working full time. You're amazing! Take care of yourself!
It's adorable Lynn! Your fabric transfer turned out beautifully and the whole piece looks winter wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! Love the vintage look to this!
ReplyDeleteYour Christmas piece is just gorgeous Lynn! Love the texture the fabric gives! And how lucky was your friend! How awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love the piece. I came by earlier and tried to comment 3x and the blogger service was unavailable. Thats just a wonderful decoration. I hope to try that sometime with the image transfer printed on fabric or muslin.
ReplyDeleteHave a great friday and weekend.
Hugs,
Kim
lynn
ReplyDeleteyou work is just always so beautiful...this is just lovely.I leave once again inspired...thanks
I love this so much!!! So many vintage beauty on here. Once again, you have the most wonderful way of putting a bunch of random things together to be beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteYour piece is so christmassy and gorgeous. Your friend is one lucky lady, lol
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful creation.. All those layers are wonderful..
ReplyDeleteThat Debbie is one lucky gal...
I am off to get ready for work..
I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Hugs, Linda
Really adorable. Great use of different elements. Lynne M x
ReplyDeletethis is so vintage and beautiful--you've inspired me to make something with my vintage hankies.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning wall hanging, Lynn! Everything is just perfect!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful piece!!! I have been working on Christmas stuff too, but need to wait to post it...
At the rate we're going, in another week, I suppose we should be doing Easter...don't you think? lol
This is truly beautiful and if you're like me, I love to get things done early so I can enjoy the holidays with family...
Sending hugs your way,
Cindy
xo
Ooo I love your fabric piece! I think I'm ready to craft for Christmas now that I already got Halloween out of the way. I have some stalker snap shots of me with Tim as well..lol!
ReplyDeleteSandy xox
LOVE that fabric hanging, Lynn! It's so delicate...and so Christmasy. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteYes, your friend Deb looks very happy!
Lynn, this is charming! Love the vintage image and the embellishing you have done!
ReplyDeleteI also really, really like the sleigh ride piece you created. Wonderful!
Hugs,
Sue
Love your sweet vintage fabric hanging! Beautiful work and embellies...also love the pictures of Tim! :) Have a wonderful weekend m'dear! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely GORGEOUS! Every single stitch and element is perfectly placed. I cannot GET over your multi talents! You are so creative and always inspire me to live a more creative life. Such a wonderful visit this beautiful Saturday, thank you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project! Love the stamped fabric and all the beautiful dangly embellishments.
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